There were many — many — predictions about which luxe label Taylor Swift would choose when she married Travis Kelce on July 3. She wore a striped Ralph Lauren dress for her engagement photos. She has also worn gowns by Monse and Oscar de la Renta, both designed by her friends Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, who recently departed Oscar to focus on Monse. Other contenders floated by fashion obsessives included Stella McCartney, a close friend of Swift’s for a decade who has dressed her for many major occasions; Gucci, a label Swift has long favored for black tie; Louis Vuitton by Nicolas Ghesquière; and Givenchy by Sarah Burton.
But The Hollywood Reporter, thanks to some very well informed sources, called it: Dior Couture by Jonathan Anderson.
Of course, we had our doubters, Page Six chief among them. “[THR] claimed Swift’s “winning dress” might be a custom Dior Haute Couture design by Jonathan Anderson, noting that A-listers like Jennifer Lawrence, Rihanna, Charlize Theron and Anya Taylor-Joy regularly wear his work,” wrote Page Six‘s style editor, adding, “Our tortured poet might well tie the knot in Dior — fashion fans would be thrilled! — but I don’t think Anderson’s the most likely man for the job. If I’m wrong about this, consider it proof of Swift’s endless ability to surprise even her most devoted fans.”
